Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-08-24

relatives ct Tullahoma, Tennessee, hs
 joined her husband in Globe
 Over . dozen summons against Lou
 Fehl are publishsd. It is just barel
 possible that Louis will never sse then
 or if he does, thas he will fail to answe
 The boom is heading this way. Tv
 deeds of city property wers 6lsd fe
 record today, being ths laEgsst numbs of real estate transactions recorded i
 one day for some time.
 County School Superintendent V
 0. O'Neill has apportioned tho schot
 money now on hand. amounting [
 $2,l6S.l6. Prescott gsts eA50. Flasstal $900, and each of the remaining dil
 tricts t5O. leaving e6S. .l6 ii the contir gent fund.
 The Maroon troubles arc stil in pro cess of adjudication in the justice court. Hrs. Maroon was locked u]
 this morning. on charge preferre' against her by her husband. but gav'
 bonds later and was releassd from GUS
 tody. -
 The Hassayampa engine was towet in to the company's shop today by ths No. 2. Chas. AcCartny will commencs overhauling it tomorrow. and expect' to have 1t on the rails again in . Sev days.
 Governor E. 8. stover, of Albu' querque, came in on to-day's train. Il is his first visit to Prescott, and hs is delighted with our beautiful mountain town and its superb climste.
 MT. Donnely, of the land department of the Atlantic ( Pacific railroad, came in to-day, by private conveyanoe. and will remain heEe for three or four days, attending to some business before the land ofice.
 Notwithstanding the rum0rs of the failure of the Bank of FlagstAd, Ar. Sanford, who returned from that town today, says that W. c. Stewart still has his bank doom open and is doing good banking business. It is nis in- tention shortly to change it to . Na- tional bank.
 The dates for Major Hendershott's in Prescott has been fixed for September 18th and Ath. A of the Women's Relief Corps and committee from the grand army
 ost will be held next Monday evening, lo complete the final arrangements. It is the intention to give bean sup per and dance to "the drummer boy of he RhappahAnnock" after the last eve aing's entertainment.
 Members of the grand army of this ,lace have . movement on foot to se- .ure the mineral collection now stored n New Orleans, from this territory, and ake it to St. Louis, to be placed on exhibition there. The move 8 q good one, and one which would no loubt result bene6cially to this ter itory.
 Flagstaff people threaten to hang, ii hey catch, the miscreant who made an neffectual attempt to burn the town gain on the 18th instant, and which ut for the timely discovery of the lire rould have been successful. A mass meeting was held, ct which none but owners were alloWed to be resent, and over e600 wss raised for he purpose of presenting the suspect d party. It was also resolved to invite Il the Chinese residents of the place to ,ove outside of the town limits.
 Tonto Basln, just now, is prolific ource of news. A Prescott telegram to he Phenix Herald "takes the cake" owever, for Eli Perkins' truthiulness. states that eight men have been kill up to date, and that . force of men ! ad left for the scene of the killing, and bloody" fight was anticipated. from hich, it would seem that the killing of ght people was . tri6ing. bloodless From all the conflicting ,mors received, in regard to the affair, seems that three persons have been He'd there, and there is . mystery sur it amounting to . doubt neither there has been . killing at all. Captain T. G. rupper. of the6th Cav ry, who was detailed to investigate . lmored attempt of Indian tO kill me prospectos the latter part of July, IS completed his investigation and sde his report. The reported attack as made on . man named Pinney, who as getting over the effects of pro acted spree, and in company with two was travelling through tke ,untry near Clifton. He became sick | Id was left alone by his companions I'd, either through nervousness caused drink or some other motive, went to lma and started the rumor, 60 that ere was no truth in the rumor what